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Benedict Irwin edited Splitting the Num.tex
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which are $\theta=0,180$ which correspond to the normal number line, (both components fold in) and the mod of the number line $|n \in \mathbb{R}|$ (the normal negative component folds onto the real part).
There exist non symmetric solutions
to the equation \begin{equation}
4 = \Bigg[ \frac{cos^2(\theta)+2cos(\theta)cos(\varphi)+cos^2(\varphi)}{cos^2(\theta)cos^2(\varphi)}\Bigg]
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A suggested Cayley table by D.Worthy is
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There is a suggested set of angles in which $\theta=\varphi=\frac{\pi}{3}$ for symmetric properties by R.Garner.
These appear to only be 0 and 180 degree angles.
If one required the numbers to be held on the complex plane then the basis elements are \begin{equation}
\hat{e_{-}} = -\hat{e_{+}}\exp(i\theta) \\